Don't you forget Delphi? Plus I asked you before. Hm, someone is aging gracefully there.
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04-Jul-2004, 20:29 #11
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Yes, how did you know?
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05-Jul-2004, 06:08 #12
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05-Jul-2004, 09:25 #13
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I hadn't thought of that- you'd make a good detective.
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05-Jul-2004, 09:25 #14
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I hadn't thought of that- you'd make a good detective.
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05-Jul-2004, 12:28 #15
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NO.
I just payed very little attention. That's all. :)
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05-Jul-2004, 12:28 #16
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NO.
I just payed very little attention. That's all. :)
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06-Jul-2004, 22:37 #17
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well in japan most ppl don't speak english
Originally Posted by blacknomi
I'm not going to edit your essay. But Kyoto is really an amazing antique city that has much valuable historical significance.
Just one demerit : English is not comprehensible in Kyoto. When I talked to them, they ran away like seeing a ghost or what!
the ones that do are usually in tokyo
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06-Jul-2004, 22:37 #18
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well in japan most ppl don't speak english Originally Posted by blacknomi
I'm not going to edit your essay. But Kyoto is really an amazing antique city that has much valuable historical significance.
Just one demerit : English is not comprehensible in Kyoto. When I talked to them, they ran away like seeing a ghost or what!
the ones that do are usually in tokyo
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07-Jul-2004, 16:57 #19
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If I get some time, I'll learn Japanese. I'm considering language-exchange now, but I'm afraid once I started to learn Hapanese, I would forget English day by day. :( How can one have the cake and eat it? :wink: Originally Posted by gonghai
well in japan most ppl don't speak english Originally Posted by blacknomi
I'm not going to edit your essay. But Kyoto is really an amazing antique city that has much valuable historical significance.
Just one demerit : English is not comprehensible in Kyoto. When I talked to them, they ran away like seeing a ghost or what!
the ones that do are usually in tokyo
Please correct my sentence if there is any mistake. Thank you.
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07-Jul-2004, 16:57 #20
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If I get some time, I'll learn Japanese. I'm considering language-exchange now, but I'm afraid once I started to learn Hapanese, I would forget English day by day. :( How can one have the cake and eat it? :wink: Originally Posted by gonghai
well in japan most ppl don't speak english Originally Posted by blacknomi
I'm not going to edit your essay. But Kyoto is really an amazing antique city that has much valuable historical significance.
Just one demerit : English is not comprehensible in Kyoto. When I talked to them, they ran away like seeing a ghost or what!
the ones that do are usually in tokyo
Please correct my sentence if there is any mistake. Thank you.
